Experience D-Day In Real-Time

• Jun 5, 2013

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AmateisGal

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I am ridiculously excited by this concept.

You can experience D-Day as it happened via this website or Twitter - whichever you prefer. It follows 7 people and their experiences on D-Day.

http://dday7.channel4.com/

 

• Jun 5, 2013

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scotrace

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All OVER this. Thanks!

 

• Jun 5, 2013

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AmateisGal

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You're welcome!

 

• Jun 5, 2013

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What a fantastic website! Thanks!

 

• Jun 6, 2013

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AmateisGal

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ToucanSam23 said:

What a fantastic website! Thanks!

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Sure thing! It's been a lot of fun to follow them on Twitter today, too.

 

• Jun 6, 2013

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Caught snippets of it whilst in the gym, yesterday evening. Looking forward to seeing it in full, having recorded it.

 

• Jun 6, 2013

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Thank you!

 

• Jun 6, 2013

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GHT said:

Caught snippets of it whilst in the gym, yesterday evening. Looking forward to seeing it in full, having recorded it.

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I wanted to watch the whole episode on the website, but it's not available here in the States.

 

• Jun 6, 2013

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AmateisGal

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doberdadinmd said:

Thank you!

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You're welcome!

 

• Jun 6, 2013

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AmateisGal said:

I wanted to watch the whole episode on the website, but it's not available here in the States.

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E-Technology is not my forte, but I was wondering. Could somebody with the know how, not record it on our side of the pond and then post it on YouTube, or somewhere similar? Or would that bring the sword of Damocles down on their head?

 

• Jun 6, 2013

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GHT said:

E-Technology is not my forte, but I was wondering. Could somebody with the know how, not record it on our side of the pond and then post it on YouTube, or somewhere similar? Or would that bring the sword of Damocles down on their head?

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There is actually a program you can use called TunnelBear that allows you to watch things in the U.K. if you're in the States, and vice versa. I had a subscription to it for Downton Abbey. I just never renewed it, so couldn't use it for the D-Day stuff.

 

• Jun 6, 2013

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Fantastic site and a greatly appreciated tip, thanks for keeping us all in the know!

I can only imagine what's next...

M.

 

• Jun 7, 2013

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These episodes are available on pirate bay for anyone that wants to watch them.

 

• Jun 7, 2013

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AmateisGal

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With the 70th anniversary coming next year, I'm VERY excited to see what they have planned. Here's hoping the Americans can do something, too (hint, hint, National WW2 Museum!!!).

 

• Jun 8, 2013

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That was great!